PEAfowl: Perception-Enhanced Multi-View Vision-Language-Action for Bimanual Manipulation

Prior art" is a patent-law term of art, but it keeps showing up in Claude's output — and Daniel wants to know if it even belongs there. This episode digs into the research on lexical overrepresentation: why preference-tuned models reach for a "language of prestige," and how raters rewarding certain words teaches tics no one intended. Then it gets practical: if you're asking an agent to survey existing solutions before building, how do you phrase that instruction so you get a real foundation to build

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Daniel wants the sticker off his laptop. Hannah designs buildings people actually notice. Their long-running argument about what a room should look like turns out to be the whole field of architecture in miniature — and there's a name for the current Daniel is reaching for: neuroarchitecture. This episode digs into the parahippocampal place area, the anterior cingulate cortex, the "third teacher" from Reggio Emilia, and the 62% of ADHD adults with significant working memory impairment. Along the

## Episode SummaryIn this episode, we cover: - **Characterizing High Bandwidth Flash for LLM Serving** (arXiv) - **Request Order Matters: Cache-History Sensitivity in Selective KV-Cache Reuse for Rolling Agents** (arXiv) - **Design of a low-power RISC-V based intelligent endoscopy detection processor: EndoRISC-V - Nature** (google_riscv) - **Your Nvidia GPU has dozens of RISC-V cores inside it, and one of them took over a huge part of the graphics driver - XDA** (google_riscv) - **Efinix Announces

OpenAI Fires 3 Employees Who Shared AI Security Information - OpenAI is DEAD

Epistemic status: I've been an academic, climate activist and research lead in Extinction Rebellion UK's Data Analysis and Insights Circle. I co-authored most of the studies below. I am writing in a personal capacity, drawing on extensive research into climate activism. Summary People often decide whether a protest worked from a next-day poll or a hostile headline. I believe this is the wrong evidence. I see four common mistakes: polling the public when the targets are elites, measuring too soon,

One thousand hours of life, ten to seventeen lumens per watt, and a hoarding panic that pushed German bulb sales up 150% before the EU ban. This episode traces the full arc of electric lighting: incandescent, halogen, compact fluorescent, and the semiconductor junction that changed everything. Along the way: why the filament sat frozen in place for sixty years, why CFLs failed culturally despite hitting their efficiency targets, and how three researchers finally got gallium nitride to produce usable

Mentor Sessions Ep 101: Joe Carlasare, Dr. Jeff Ross, and American HODL break down why Bitcoin at $85K is poised to break $100K, the dead four year cycle, and AI's economic impact in 2026.Nation states now hold more Bitcoin on a percentage basis than individuals do, and Joe Carlasare and Jeff argue that single fact rewrites the entire bull case heading into 2026. With Bitcoin sitting around $85,000, this conversation makes the case that $100K is the starting bell, not the ceiling.You'll

Waymo’s interior cameras and remote monitors caught two teens shooting a water gun out of a driverless car. No one else was around. Plus, a prankster got 50 friends to send 50 Waymos to the same dead end street. The result? Chaos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How is AI reshaping internet culture? On this week’s episode, Paul is joined by a journalist who has truly looked into the digital abyss: Business Insider’s Katie Notopoulos. Using a few recent AI-related stories Katie reported as a lens, they discuss the increasingly blurry boundaries between the real and the artificial on our social feeds. Katie is known for, among other things, her lists of the worst things on the internet; with AI, Paul asks, has “worst” somehow gotten “even worser”? Plus: In a

What if your next troubleshooting session started with a conversation instead of digging through logs?Recorded at VMware Explore 2026, Pete Flecha and John Nicholson welcome Victoria and Dave Linthicum to explore how agentic AI can help VMware Cloud Foundation administrators troubleshoot issues, simplify reporting, and get more done. The conversation examines VCF Intelligent Assist, private AI services, and how AI agents can use logs, telemetry, and VMware knowledge base articles to help identify

John Johnston (JJ) breaks down how billionaires in multiple countries are “donating” to political parties and third party groups in order to influence politics and elections in their favor. JJ discusses what’s currently happening in the United States leading up to the midterm elections, and in New Zealand leading up to the national election. Get the Proton Mail deal: https://go.getproton.me/SH32U (signing up supports the pod through a small affiliate commission).Episode feedback and comments:

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In Episode #1033, Prof. Jeff Hancock (Professor of Communication at Stanford) and Dr. Kate Niederhoffer (Chief Scientist at BetterUp) join Jon Krohn to explain the hidden cost of AI-generated work. A year ago they coined "workslop" in a Harvard Business Review article that went viral and landed the term among Merriam-Webster’s words of the year: content that masquerades as real work but quietly shifts the burden onto whoever receives it. Their research finds that 40% of workers have been sent

About this episode: In this episode of CYBR.SEC.CAST, Michael Farnum and Sam Van Ryder sit down with Eve Security founder and CEO Nadav Cornberg to explore the challenges of securing agentic AI. They discuss AI governance, MCP, why agents should be expected to make mistakes, and why traditional static security policies may not be enough for systems that operate dynamically and autonomously. As AI agents gain greater access to critical systems, the conversation is shifting from simply as...

Продолжаем серию интервью с BIS Summit - 2026!Сегодня в гостях Дмитрий Коваленко, директор Московского института электроники и математики ВШЭ. Узнаем:- В чем заключается преимущество студенческих ИТ-команд перед коммерческими гигантами при быстрой и недорогой проверке продуктовых гипотез?- Как выстроить баланс «кнута и пряника» для защиты от скрытых утечек, когда сотрудники и студенты бездумно загружают закрытые данные в открытые нейросети?- Действительно ли студентам стоит отказаться от изучения